The Worst Things about Rafting
Now that spring has sprung and weather is finally warmer than 35 degrees, the snow is beginning to melt. For skiers and snowboarders this may not be ideal as this means the mountains are closing and the skiable terrain is shrinking. For those who enjoy rafting and kayaking, this means the season is just about to begin. Here are […]
Our Summertime Wish List
Now that the ski resorts have pretty much closed for the season and the weather is sunnier and warmer, spring runoff is right around the corner. For rafting enthusiasts alike April is the time to start tracking the snowpack’s melting rates and heating trends across your favorite watersheds headwaters. April will give you the best […]
Campfire Recipes: Your Overnight Trip Cookbook
It is getting to be that time of year, where the snow is beginning to melt, the days are longer and before we know it, it will be time to dig through our storage closest for our camping gear! Summer time in the Rocky Mountains is something special and everyone who has not yet experienced this hidden secret of […]
Rafting with Dogs in Colorado
The ski season may be coming to a close but summer is knocking on the door as the sun is out more and more and the weather is finally breaking out of the 30’s. As the snow begins to melt and the water starts flowing down the canyons and creeks of Colorado, rafting season is soon to […]
What Not To Do When Whitewater Rafting
Whitewater rafting in Colorado, whether it be on the Arkansas River, Clear Creek, or Upper Colorado River, is another exhilarating and adventurous way to explore the outdoors and marvel in the beauty nature affords. To make your whitewater rafting experience as fun and safe as possible there are a few things you shouldn’t be doing […]
Kayaking on the Colorado River: Why You Should Rent a Duckie
Inflatable duckies, often mistaken for the lovable, rubber duckies we played with as kids, are also known as inflatable kayaks. They are lighter, easier to transport, and often easier to paddle through the river with than their traditional hard-shelled predecessor. Kayaks began with the Inuit and Aleut tribes who built their kayaks with light driftwood […]
Everything You Need for an Overnight Rafting Trip
Now that the snow is beginning to melt and the skies are sunny longer and longer throughout the day, the time is now to secure your summer vacation plan. With the snow pack slowly starting to dissipate and more and more brown appearing around 12,000ft, now is the time to book your multiday rafting trip with […]
Doing the Doo on a Raft Trip: The Lowdown on our Friend the Groover
So you’re looking for a little adventure and solitude in the wild? In order to prepare for the fun and outdoor adventure Colorado has to offer, read up on some helpful tips from those who have navigated these waters and overnight camping trips for a while. Before your overnight or multiday trip begins, try to […]
Items to Leave at Home when Planning your next Rafting Trip
Get excited – you are about to embark on one of the most exciting vacations of your summer! The Arkansas, Blue, Clear Creek, and Colorado Rivers are home to some of the best rafting and beautiful views. Packing for a vacation can be a bit overwhelming. Below is a list of items you can be […]
10 Things Every Outdoor Enthusiast Needs
Having trouble finding the perfect gift for that person in your life who eats, breathes, and lives anything outdoorsy? Are you planning some epic adventures rafting rivers, hiking fourteeners, camping amongst the stars, or just spending time outside in fresh air surrounded by natural beauty? Take a break from your Facebook newsfeed, emails, and text messages […]